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Lexar's memory cards have completed GoPro's verification process, ensuring optimal performance when used with GoPro products.

Blue Coat welcomes Australian Government's cyber security strategy update, says it will make networks more resilient.

Retailers selling counterfeit or unsafe products could face significant penalties of up to $1.1 million - or imprisonment.

In most cases, a business can’t meet the needs of their customers, partners or even their own objectives when their network goes down.

In the wake of several reported dog attacks this week, Auckland Council is this week rolling out a ‘dog safety’ app designed to keep children safe.

HP and Exeed have teamed up to offer managed print services for the Kiwi SMB market in what is a global pilot of the scheme.

I never used to see the need to use a drone, but a week of testing the DJI Phantom 4 Drone has completely and utterly changed my mind.

Verizon Wireless premium retailer Diamond Wireless has called up digital signage to improve customer experiences and increase sales.

The hyperconvergence platform market is forecast to be hotbed of activity, as OEMs seek to gain leadership by partnering with niche vendors.

Takapuna Grammar School is set to start a major redevelopment worth $26 million that will vast improvement to the school's digital learning spaces.

Humagrams and 3D digital holography is a growth market as retailers and others seek to provide unique user experiences.

New Zealand government unveils plans for new regulation of broadband and phone services to keep up with digital transformation.

The rolling closure of Dick Smith stores continues with closure dates for another 108 stores - including all Kiwi stores - announced today.

Signagelive and IAdea have pooled their expertise to develop an offering which enables interactive 4K content to be deployed and managed affordably.

Anzac Day is drawing near and is often a popular topic explored in Kiwi schools to educate new generations about the First World War.

Headphones seem to be a dime-a-dozen these days. It's rare to see an innovative set like these Panasonic Wings that we've recently played with.

Softsource, a leading ICT systems integrator, today announced the launch of its next generation Infrastructure as a Service offering.

A new technique could shrink the space needed to store digital data that today would fill a small shopping complex down to the size of a sugar cube.

NZ small firms weather economic doubts with an eye on expansion, a fresh survey shows a blend of caution and confidence.

Digital transformation happens when you move business to the cloud. But if you can’t connect, you can’t work. Fortinet can help.